Mistborn - History of Era 1 - Cosmere Lore Animated DOCUMENTARY

New animated lore documentary series of the Wizards and Warriors channel will focus on the universe of Cosmere as we try to explain what it is and show why Brandon Sanderson's universe is so popular with tales of Mistborn, Stormlight, Elantris, Warbreaker and others which we are planning to tell very soon. In this video we talked about the world of Scadrial and the rise of the Final Empire of the Lord Ruler Rashek, discussed the rebellion of the Mistborn Kelsier assisted by Vin and others, covered the aftermath of the killing of lord ruler Rashek and the events that happened after the Revolution, as Elend Venture took over as the leader and had to juggle various interests, while a number of armies marched against Luthadel. This, in turn, led to the siege of Luthadel, and although our heroes were able to defend their capital, their actions led to the return of Ruin to the world. Beginning of the End of the world was upon them. That is when the real Hero of Ages was able to bring Harmony back to the world.

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Writer: Frank Ó'hÁinle
Editing: Kamran Maharramli
Producer: Nurlan Karimov

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[Stop_Gooning]

Hour and 40 minute lore documentary about a series I've never heard of before?

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[shadenkeltner]

I feel as if I should correct a few things: Ruin can alter information stored in copperminds, hence why the prophecy being changed was only noticed by Kwaan, who had a photographic memory naturally (and thus no need for copperminds, which store memories for later recall).

Ruin could also alter words written in metal, he simply could not *read* them in order to know what to change, without someone like an Inquisitor to read them for him. This is due to the fact that metal appears to glow brightly to both his and Preservation's sight, due to how their investiture interacts with it, obscuring any words etched upon metal objects.

[McGruder]

On the note of Straff Venture, you forgot he headed out essentially coked up, hyped on himself only to become that world's likely first literal example of the phrase "Screw you, and the horse you rode in on"

[JohnnyElRed]

It's a shame these videos aren't making better. They do a lot to explain and simplify a very complex work and world.

[SirKeif]

I read the mistborn trilogy as a young man, I'm glad I stumbled across this video! I had no idea there were other books based in the same universe

[HusainDalal]

Thanks for putting so much effort and building great visualizations and explaining the story well

[Theplouck]

Era 2 is in my opinion very much underrated and will probably be easier for you guys to cover. Can't wait for other Cosmere lore though !

[miguelpedrozo]

I never leave comments on videos but I just wanted to say this was SO well done and so helpful. I read this series in high school and am about to read the Wax and Wayne series and this helped refresh my memory and even teach me things I missed. Incredible detail and amazing work on the illustrations. Can’t praise this video enough, it was perfect.

[commanderdreg]

I would like to point out several inaccuracies and suggestions:
1) you appear to have depicted the shard of Valor as wearing a mist cloak. we know nothing about Valor and have no reason to believe they are associated with Mistborn. (3:44)
2) a shard holder is generally known as a vessel
3) you list a shard present on Obrodai. there is no known shard on this planet, only an avatar (it's complicated, it's basically a powerful subordinate.) Either way, if you want to list Autonomy on Obrodai, you cant also list them on Taldain. (4:31)
4) We have no reason to believe there is or ever was a shard on Lumar (4:31)
5) you have listed a shard present on Braize and Ashyn. There is only a shard (odium) on one of those (I can't remember which) but there are certainly not 4 shards in the rosharen system. (4:31)
6) you have listed 2 shards on Yolan. we have no reason to believe there are any shards currently present on Yolan. In fact, a dragon named Frost is currently in residence on Yolan who is an ardent non-interventionist, so we have reasons to believe there are no shards currently in residence. (4:31)
7) You have listed a planet called Vax. We don't know for sure that Vax is even a place, not to mention whether or not there is a shard in residence there. (4:31)
8) you describe the shard of Ruin as passionate. I disagree with this, but it is a matter of option. (6:38)
9) you mention that the spiritual realm is held as an afterlife. This is not a wildly held belief by in-world scholars and a nonexistent belief among the cosmere community. The afterlife is more closely connected to the cognitive realm and a place called The Beyond which we don't know much about. (7:49)
10) you describe a spirit web as a “latticework of lines”. It is better described as a latticework of connections. (8:08)
11) You list Feruchemy under Ruin. It's more accurate to position this under both Ruin and Preservation. (10:17)
12) You left out the little detail that you have to steel a Hemalurgic attribute from someone before giving it to someone else (11:48)
13) Vin’s mother is responsible for her sister's death, not the lord ruler (31:52)
14) Malatium is not a counter to Atium. Your thinking of electrum (also known as poor man’s atium). (1:22:05)
15) Spook did not escape by burning down the building. The burning of the building was the method of execution and he escaped by burning pewter, which he believed Kelsear had granted him. (1:23:58)
16) Atiums ability to see the feature is not long term, only a second or two. Yoman did not capture Vin by using atium, but by predicting what she would do. He was smart. (1:29:00)

EDIT: just realizing I found 16 errors :)

[matthewforsee]

Just went through the trilogy for the second time and was amazed by how much I had missed. It’s a very complex plot with many characters and Mr Sanderson makes it very understandable without giving up on his style. Your video was an excellent synopsis/summery of the books with great visuals and iconography that helped to keep it all together. Very well done!

[leephilips]

So I never knew about this universe until you lads started doing these documentaries. And now I wait with anticipation for each of these videos. Thank you guys so much 😅

[xeno]

This was simply beautiful. All the animations etc. I remember diving into this universe as a young teenager and convincing several friends to do the same, theorizing and talking about the stuff we read. This was such a wholesome re-living of these childhood memories, thank you so so much!

[Invisiblecat]

‘You don’t know what i do for mankind . I was your god, even if you couldn’t see it. By killing me, you have doomed yourselves’ 42:54
These words gave me goosebumps

[mexygnome]

I like the metaphysical nature you attribute to the Shards in your animations, it's amazing! Ruin is quite unsettling. It completely embodies how I'd imagine the essence of what the shards are, rather than their "bearers", Ati and Leras.

[alejandrodominguezmunguia]

This information is GOLD for everyone with a small hint of a scholar mind and a love for the fantasy lore of the series. Thank you so much for breaking down so well and animating it! Keep on the great work. Please!

[blakethegreatone]

Never heard of this series before. Thanks for this.

[jakefranklin]

The map at 25:27 has the well of ascension and luthadel in different places. Luthadel was build over the well of ascension, so the lord ruler could keep a close eye on it

[PastaLuke]

I've wanted this video for years. So glad I randomly got your video/channel recommended to me by YouTube! Definitely subscribed!

[nicksmacro]

Truly facinating. I've been reading Sanderson books for years and had no idea everything was so interconected. Ha! Good stuff.

[youwantthisnamebadly]

Phenomenal video.

Please keep making these